This is a truly exceptional lifestyle property offering the perfect blend of country charm and modern comfort. Set on 38.6 acres with stunning established gardens and 700 metres of double frontage to Ploughmans Creek with cascading waterfall, this property is a rare find. Originally built in 1981 and thoughtfully extended in 2014, the home offers a spacious 320sqm of living with an abundance of light-filled living spaces, perfect for families or those looking for a peaceful rural escape just minutes from town.
Inside, you'll find four generously sized bedrooms - three with built-in robes and the master with a walk-in robe and private ensuite. A large formal lounge room, warmed by a wood fire, invites you to relax, while the open-plan kitchen and dining area, complete with a split system, is perfect for entertaining. Practical features such as water tanks, multiple sheds including a horse stables with a concrete floor, a wood workshop, potting shed, chook shed, and extensive storage areas add to the property's outstanding appeal.
Outdoors, the property is a gardener's paradise, boasting a mixture of 50 year plus mature trees, native and English, rose gardens, walnut, fig, and pear trees, all framed by majestic golden poplars. Whether you're looking for space for livestock, a hobby farm, or simply a serene retreat, this delivers an unbeatable rural lifestyle opportunity.
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700m double frontage to Ploughmans Creek
4 bedrooms, 3 with built-ins, master with walk-in robe and ensuite
Large lounge with wood fire, open kitchen/dining with split system
Established gardens, beautiful ros
A modest, well-maintained rural brick home with a traditional ranch/vernacular farmhouse character and attractive formal gardens and windbreak planting. The property has strong pastoral charm and good landscaping, but the house itself is a conventional, non-architect-designed dwelling without distinctive or historically significant architectural qualities.
Key Architectural Features
single-storey brick veneer constructiongabled corrugated metal roofcovered front verandah/porchbay windows with shuttersformal hedged garden and rose bedsrural setting with poplar windbreaksoutbuildings and farm shedsgravel driveway and paddocksnearby creek/seasonal watercourse
